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Back by popular demand, on Thursday, April 10, our pal David Curiel of Italian spirits importer Oliver McCrum is is joining us on the mezzanine. David will present some of his most exciting botanical spirits, and teach us how to make delicious summer cocktails with all of them. Gin and vermouth fans, this one's for you!
Oliver McCrum Wines & Spirits seeks out high quality, traditional Italian spirits made from real ingredients with no artificial flavorings, a surprising anomaly in the spirits world. The portfolio has grown to include a full range of traditional Italian spirits made by small producers who are specialists in their field, take great care in sourcing their herbs, and make all their own herbal infusions and distillations.
Seating is very limited for this exclusive seminar. The cost of this seminar is $30 and a $20 credit at the store will be extended to each guest for a future purchase. We hope you can join us on Thursday, April 10 at 6pm on our mezzanine for this very special event.
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